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EU Agrees to Open New Membership Talks with Turkey

EU Agrees to Open New Membership Talks with Turkey

European Union ministers agreed Tuesday to reopen Turkey’s accession talks despite reticence from Germany and others over Ankara’s tough crackdown on protests. Ireland, which currently holds the rotating EU presidency, said EU ministers had finally agreed to resume membership talks

G-8 Summit Turns Focus to Clampdown on Tax-Dodging

G-8 Summit Turns Focus to Clampdown on Tax-Dodging

(AP) G-8 summit turns focus to clampdown on tax-dodgingBy SHAWN POGATCHNIKAssociated PressENNISKILLEN, Northern IrelandLeaders from eight of the world’s wealthiest countries spent the final hours of their summit Tuesday focusing how to make sure that multinational companies can no longer

Attack on Gomez's Business Career by Democrats Backfires

Attack on Gomez's Business Career by Democrats Backfires

Last  Thursday, the Boston Globe published a critical article about Republican Senate candidate Gabriel Gomez’s business career that was immediately picked up and repeated by the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.  But the central claim of the charge–that Advent International, the company that

US Seeks to Ease German Anxiety over Web Spying

US Seeks to Ease German Anxiety over Web Spying

(AFP) – The White House on Friday sought to cool German fears over a secret US Internet surveillance program, which threatens to detract from President Barack Obama’s visit to Berlin next week. Obama will speak directly to German Chancellor Angela

Nazi Commander Living in US for 60 Years

Nazi Commander Living in US for 60 Years

(AP) AP IMPACT: Commander in SS-led unit living in USBy DAVID RISING, RANDY HERSCHAFT and MONIKA SCISLOWSKAAssociated PressBERLINA top commander of a Nazi SS-led unit accused of burning villages filled with women and children lied to American immigration officials to

Other Nations Surging Past U.S. in Job Creation

Other Nations Surging Past U.S. in Job Creation

Countries around the world are blazing past the United States in job creation. That was the New York Times’ conclusion after analyzing the latest round of figures from Friday’s Labor Department report. As of March 2013, U.S. employment was down

US Beats Jamaica 2-1 in World Cup Qualifier

US Beats Jamaica 2-1 in World Cup Qualifier

(AP) Evans’ late goal lifts US over Jamaica 2-1By The Associated PressBrad Evans scored in the second minute of second-half stoppage time, giving the U.S. a thrilling 2-1 win over Jamaica at Kingston on Friday night that solidified the Americans’

Economy Adds 175,000 Jobs in May but Trouble Ahead

Economy Adds 175,000 Jobs in May but Trouble Ahead

The Labor Department announced the economy added 175,000 jobs in May, but that is hardly the 360,000 thousand jobs needed each month to bring unemployment down to 6 percent over the next three years. The jobless rate rose to 7.6

World Stocks Fall Ahead of US Jobs Report

World Stocks Fall Ahead of US Jobs Report

(AP) World stocks fall ahead of US jobs reportBy PAMELA SAMPSONAP Business WriterBANGKOKWorld stock markets fell Friday as investors stayed on the sidelines ahead of a key U.S. jobs report later in the day. Investors were also registering disappointment with

Wondering About the Future of Europe

Wondering About the Future of Europe

This weekend, the American Freedom Alliance will be hosting an international conference in Los Angeles addressing the fate of Europe. Titled “Europe’s Last Stand? Debt, Demography and the Abandonment of National Sovereignty,” the conference will feature Dutch parliamentarian Geert Wilders, economic thought

Take a Risk for Peace: Move our Embassy to Jerusalem

Take a Risk for Peace: Move our Embassy to Jerusalem

Safely re-elected last November, President Obama waited barely a month (December 4, 2012) before suspending once again the provisions of the Jerusalem Embassy Act of 1995. That law required the United States to recognize Jerusalem as the permanent and undivided

Egypt Convicts U.S. Transportation Secretary's Son

Egypt Convicts U.S. Transportation Secretary's Son

By HAMZA HENDAWIAssociated PressCAIROAn Egyptian court on Tuesday sentenced 43 non-profit workers, including the son of the U.S. secretary of transportation and 15 other Americans, to prison in a case against foreign-funded pro-democracy groups. The ruling and heavy jail time

Europe's Meltdown: A Cautionary Tale

Europe's Meltdown: A Cautionary Tale

Muslims rioted in Sweden for a week, burning cars and attacking police. This is just the latest in an unremitting Islamic campaign, a continent-wide jihad initiative leaving death and destruction in its wake. It is a glimpse into the present

Eurozone unemployment heading for 20 million

Eurozone unemployment heading for 20 million

(AP) Eurozone unemployment heading for 20 millionBy PAN PYLASAssociated PressLONDONUnemployment across the 17 EU countries that use the euro is on course to hit 20 million this year, according to figures showing the jobless rate hit another record high _

'World's Oldest' Torah Scroll Found in Italy Archive

'World's Oldest' Torah Scroll Found in Italy Archive

The world’s oldest complete Torah scroll has been found in a university archive in Bologna, according to an Italian professor who said Wednesday the text could be from the 12th century. The precious lambskin scroll had been classified by the